Mail login displays instead of web page

Good Morning... I have searched the forum for an answer, but being a newbie, I must be missing something. I am setting up a server to host my personal page and act as a picture server for my many family members. Since May, I have set up and rebuilt this server several times using the same settings and steps as I 'play' around with the settings. In the past I haven't had the current problem defined below.

I have set up an ubuntu (12.04) server with ispconfig3 using the perfect server instructions using howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-12.04-lts-apache2-bind-dovecot-ispconfig-3.

During the install I received no error messages. I created a new client tomsmess.com using my domain registrars dns ns1.ipage.com & ns2.ipage.com

The problem I have is that when I try to access tomsmess.com, it displays the squirrelmail log in and not the default ispconfig3 web page.

My apologies for not being clear. I can access the ispconf control panel, I cannot access the web page for the client site. I expect to see the default congratulations this is your web page screen, but I get squirrelmail log in instead. This is a clean install, and I have only one client, me. I am accessing the webpage and control panel from outside the local network that hosts the server. I found one similar issue in the forums, but the solution was not the one I need.

My ispconfig set up for tomsmess.com looks like this:
mail A record 173.85.xxx.xxx
tomsmess.com A record 173.85.xxx.xxx
www A record 173.85.xxx.xxx
tomsmess.com MX record mail.tomsmess.com
tomsmess.com NS record ns1.ipage.com
tomsmess.com NS record ns2.ipage.com

I have tried different combinations of using the local address 192.168.0.xx using the server address and still no success. the 173.85.xxx.xxx address is the wan address given by my modem.

sorry, my misunderstanding. I use the * and tried the specific ip that did the trick. Thanks again falko for the help. This forum and the How To's are a huge help to us who are looking for guidance while learning Linux